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UK Offers to Help Ease Tensions Between Pakistan and India

The United Kingdom has expressed its willingness to play a role in reducing tensions between Pakistan and India.

On Wednesday, UK Secretary of State for Business and Trade, Jonathan Reynolds, said that Cabinet Minister David Lammy has contacted both Pakistan and India in an effort to help ease the tensions.

Jonathan Reynolds described the situation in Kashmir as “very concerning.”

“Our message is that we are friends and partners of both countries. We are ready to support both nations,” he said.

He further stated that both India and Pakistan have a major role to play in maintaining regional stability, dialogue, and de-escalation.

“We are ready to provide any support we can in this matter,” he added.

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No One Wants War Between India and Pakistan: Omar Abdullah

The Chief Minister of Indian-administered Kashmir, Omar Abdullah, has stated that no one in the region wants a war between India and Pakistan. However, he emphasized that the responsibility to de-escalate tensions lies with Pakistan.

Commenting on India’s recent airstrikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, Omar Abdullah said that the Indian government chose the “right approach” to respond to last month’s attacks in Pahalgam.

Speaking to Indian news agency ANI, he said, “Instead of targeting any military or civilian area in Pakistan, only terrorist hideouts were struck. But in response, Pakistan bombed some areas and targeted civilians.”

Reassuring the public, Omar Abdullah said there is no need to panic or leave their areas. He added that in case of any crisis, there are sufficient supplies of essential goods available in the region.

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Salal Dam: The Second Dam on River Chenab After Baglihar That India Uses to Block Water

Salal Dam is the last point from which India can control the flow of River Chenab before it enters Pakistan.
Located in Indian-administered Kashmir, the Salal Dam has become a point of contention amid ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan.

Like the Baglihar Dam, the Salal Dam is also built on the River Chenab. While Baglihar is situated on the upper stretch of the river, the Salal Dam is on the lower section. The two dams are about 46 kilometers apart.

This makes Salal the final point from where India can potentially control the water entering Pakistan.

According to Indian news agency PTI, only one spillway of the Salal Dam is currently open, which has significantly reduced the flow of water towards Pakistan.
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Amit Malviya, head of BJP’s IT cell, shared a video on social media showing the closed spillways of Salal Dam and wrote:
“It takes political will to make tough decisions in India’s interest, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has demonstrated that through his actions.”

However, the Indian government has not officially commented on the matter yet.

What is the Salal Dam Project?

According to news agency ANI, a video shows that after the dam gates were shut, the water level in the Chenab River dropped significantly.

Located in Reasi district of Indian-administered Kashmir, Salal Dam is a rockfill dam about 23 kilometers from the district headquarters.

Salal Dam is a hydroelectric power project that supplies electricity not just to Kashmir but also to Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh, and Rajasthan.

The project generates approximately 690 megawatts and is operated by India’s National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC), which works under the Indian government.

It is worth noting that among the measures India has taken against Pakistan following the Pahalgam attack is the suspension of the decades-old Indus Waters Treaty, under which India is obligated to allow Pakistan access to the majority of the waters from the Jhelum, Chenab, and Indus Rivers.

Pakistan has repeatedly stated that if India tries to block water that rightfully belongs to it, such an act would be considered “an act of war.”

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Indian Home Minister Amit Shah Holds Meetings with Chief Ministers, Chief Secretaries, and Senior Police Officials of Border States

India’s Home Minister Amit Shah has held meetings with the Chief Ministers, Chief Secretaries, and senior police officials of Indian states located along the border with Pakistan.

The meeting, chaired by Amit Shah, was attended by the Chief Ministers of Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Sikkim, and West Bengal, as well as the Lieutenant Governors of the federally administered territories of Ladakh and Jammu & Kashmir.

The details of the meeting have not yet been made public, but it took place just hours after India conducted airstrikes on Pakistan and amid escalating tensions between New Delhi and Islamabad.

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Chinese Ambassador Briefed on Indian Airstrikes by Pakistan

Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has informed the Chinese ambassador in the country about the Indian airstrikes.

According to a statement released after a meeting between Ishaq Dar and Chinese Ambassador Jiang Zaidong, the federal minister briefed the ambassador on India’s unprovoked violation of Pakistan’s sovereignty and the loss of innocent lives, describing the resulting situation as grave.

The statement further added that Ishaq Dar reaffirmed Pakistan’s firm resolve to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity at all costs.

The Chinese ambassador and Pakistan’s deputy prime minister discussed developments related to regional security and agreed to maintain close communication in all relevant areas.

Earlier, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs had termed India’s military operation against Pakistan as “regrettable.”

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Risk of War Rises After Indian Airstrikes: Turkey

A mosque in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, was targeted during the Indian airstrikes.

Turkey has stated that the risk of war has increased due to Indian airstrikes on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

In a statement issued by Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was said: “We condemn any such provocative action and attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure.”

“We hope that steps will be taken as soon as possible to reduce tensions.”

The statement also appealed to both sides to refrain from unilateral actions. It added that Turkey supports Pakistan’s demand for an investigation into the Pulwama attack.

Meanwhile, Qatar expressed concern over the rising tensions between Pakistan and India, urging both sides to show restraint.

In a statement from Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it was emphasized that both countries should use diplomatic channels to resolve the crisis. The statement urged Pakistan and India to maintain communication channels to de-escalate tensions.

Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs also expressed deep concern over the growing tension and confrontation between Pakistan and India.

According to details released by a Russian news agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated: “Russia strongly condemns acts of terrorism and emphasizes the need to unite the efforts of the entire international community to effectively combat it.”

The statement expressed hope that the current differences between Delhi and Islamabad could be resolved peacefully. It is worth noting that while Russia has been a close ally of India for decades, Moscow also maintains friendly relations with Islamabad.

Meanwhile, France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot also called on Delhi and Islamabad to exercise restraint.

In an interview with a French news channel, Barrot said: “We understand India’s desire to protect itself from terrorism, but we urge both India and Pakistan to avoid escalation and, most importantly, ensure the safety of civilians.”

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Press Brief: International Reactions to Rising Tensions Between India and Pakistan Following Airstrikes

Date: [Insert Current Date]
Prepared by: [Your Organization/Name]
Subject: Global Response to Indian Airstrikes on Pakistan and Threat of Escalation

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Background:

Indian airstrikes targeting areas in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, including a mosque in Muzaffarabad, have significantly raised tensions in South Asia. These actions have prompted widespread international concern regarding the risk of full-scale conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

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Turkey:
• Position: Strongly condemned the Indian airstrikes, labeling them provocative and a threat to regional peace.
• Statement: “We condemn any such provocative action and attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure.”
• Call to Action: Urged both nations to take immediate steps to de-escalate and avoid unilateral actions.
• Support: Expressed support for Pakistan’s demand for an investigation into the Pulwama attack.

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Qatar:
• Concern: Voiced serious concern over escalating hostilities.
• Appeal: Urged both India and Pakistan to show restraint and utilize diplomatic channels for conflict resolution.
• Statement: “Maintain communication channels to avoid further escalation.”

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Russia:
• Concern: Expressed deep concern over the rising confrontation.
• Statement: “Russia strongly condemns acts of terrorism and calls for unified international efforts to combat it.”
• Expectation: Hopes differences between New Delhi and Islamabad can be resolved peacefully.
• Note: While a historical ally of India, Russia emphasized its friendly ties with Pakistan as well.

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France:
• Response: Appealed for calm and protection of civilian lives.
• Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot:
“We understand India’s desire to protect itself from terrorism, but urge both sides to avoid escalation and prioritize civilian safety.”

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Conclusion:

The international community, including Turkey, Qatar, Russia, and France, has called for immediate restraint and diplomacy between India and Pakistan. The emphasis remains on preventing further civilian casualties and promoting regional peace through dialogue rather than force.

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Indian Strike Damages Hydraulic Power Unit at Noseri Dam: Muzaffarabad Administration

The administration of Muzaffarabad district in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has reported that India shelled the camp site of the Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project in Noseri, causing damage to its hydraulic power unit.

According to officials, the attack affected an intake unit and led to the closure of one gate. Additionally, the project’s ambulance was also damaged.

A statement released by the district administration mentioned that two houses in Noseri suffered partial damage due to the shelling, and two vehicles were also partially affected.

The administration further reported that Indian firing along the Line of Control injured one man in the Palhot area of Muzaffarabad Tehsil, and a woman in Meera Kulsi, Patikka Tehsil (Naseerabad). Both injured individuals were given initial medical aid and transferred to CMH Muzaffarabad for further treatment.

The statement concluded that officials from the administration, police, and other departments are present in the field assessing the damage.

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Death Toll Rises to 15 in Indian-Administered Kashmir: Indian Army Claims

The Indian Army has claimed that the death toll in Indian-administered Kashmir has risen to 15 due to shelling and firing from the Pakistani side, while 43 people have been injured.

In its latest statement, the Indian Army said that Pakistan targeted civilian areas in Poonch and Tangdhar regions of Indian-administered Kashmir.

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Death Toll Rises to 15 in Indian-Administered Kashmir: Indian Army Claims

The Indian Army has claimed that the death toll in Indian-administered Kashmir has risen to 15 due to shelling and firing from the Pakistani side, while 43 people have been injured.

In its latest statement, the Indian Army said that Pakistan targeted civilian areas in Poonch and Tangdhar regions of Indian-administered Kashmir.

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550 Flights Canceled Amid Recent Tensions Between Pakistan and India

Due to the recent escalation in tensions between India and Pakistan, around 550 scheduled flights have been canceled across both countries.

According to real-time flight tracking service FlightRadar24, since the airstrikes, 16% of commercial flights in Pakistan and 3% in India have been canceled.

The tracker reports that 135 flights have been canceled in Pakistan, while 417 scheduled flights have been canceled in India.

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UK Foreign Secretary Expresses Concern Over Pakistan-India Tensions

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has expressed concern over the ongoing tensions between Pakistan and India.

In a statement released on Wednesday, he said that the British government is urging both India and Pakistan to show restraint and seek a swift, diplomatic path forward through direct dialogue.

David Lammy emphasized that the UK enjoys close and good relations with both countries.

He stated, “I have made it clear to my counterparts in India and Pakistan that if the situation escalates further, no one will come out as a winner.”

He added that the UK had condemned last month’s terrorist attack in Pahalgam and that all parties must urgently work to restore regional stability and ensure the safety of civilians.

Lammy also stated that the safety of British citizens in the region is “our priority.” He mentioned that the UK Foreign Office is closely monitoring the situation in the region.

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Pakistan’s Airports and Airspace Are Safe and Operational: PAA

The Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA) has issued a statement confirming that all airports in the country are fully operational and that the national airspace is also completely active.

Following the attacks by India on various locations in Pakistan on May 6, all airports and the national airspace had been temporarily closed. However, the latest statement from the Pakistan Airports Authority says:

“The national airspace is available and safe for civil aviation.”

The statement further mentions that PAA has informed international organizations about the serious threats posed to civil aviation after the Indian attacks on Pakistan. Despite these threats, due to the secure and effective management of Pakistan’s airspace, the smooth and peaceful flow of both domestic and international commercial flights is being ensured.

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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif: If We Hadn’t Been Cautious, India Would Have Lost Ten Aircraft Instead of Five

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has stated that Pakistan was aware of India’s plans in advance and the Pakistani military was prepared to respond at any moment, knowing when Indian aircraft would take off and when to intercept them and drop them into the sea.

Speaking in the National Assembly on Wednesday, he claimed that last night India launched an attack with full preparation, involving 80 aircraft.

Shehbaz Sharif said, “Our forces were ready 24/7, knowing when the enemy’s planes would take off and when we would intercept them and throw them into the sea.”

He further added, “If we had not been cautious, India would have lost ten aircraft instead of just five.”

He mentioned, “Those who claimed that Pakistan was behind in conventional warfare got their answer last night.”

The Prime Minister stated that among the Indian aircraft shot down were three Rafale jets, emphasizing that India had taken great pride in these Rafale aircraft.

Shehbaz Sharif said, “Pakistan, a country of 240 million people, is a nuclear power.” He noted that after this response, other countries would look toward Pakistan and seek help.

The Prime Minister also mentioned that on the night of April 29 and 30, the Pakistan Air Force had blocked communication from Indian Rafale jets, leaving India confused and forcing them to return to Srinagar.

He concluded, “Last night, India thought it could attack Pakistan in the dark, hiding like in the past. But thanks to the blessings of Allah and the prayers of the 240 million people of Pakistan, our armed forces gave a decisive response to India’s attack, turning this dark night into a moonlit one.”

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Only Those Were Targeted Who Killed Our Innocent People: Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh

India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, in a recent statement, said, “The Indian military carried out a cautious and precise operation against Pakistan.”

The Defense Minister stated, “We only killed those who were responsible for the killing of our innocent people.”

Speaking at an event marking the Foundation Day of the Border Roads Organization (BRO), he said, “Under the leadership of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi, our military has made the Indian nation proud.”

He added, “The Indian military has created a new chapter in history.”

Rajnath Singh emphasized that “India’s armed forces have responded with caution and accuracy. The targets that were selected were hit precisely as per a well-planned strategy.” He claimed the Indian military showed great skill in striking locations in such a way that civilians and public areas were not harmed.

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اگر نیوکلیئر حملہ ہو جائے تو اُس کے اثرات نہایت تباہ کن ہوتے ہیں۔ لیکن اگر آپ فوراً اور درست حفاظتی اقدامات اختیار کریں تو اپنی جان بچانے اور نقصان کم کرنے کے امکانات بڑھ جاتے ہیں۔ نیچے تفصیل سے بتایا گیا ہے کہ ایسی صورت میں کیا کرنا چاہیے:

1. نیوکلیئر دھماکے کی ابتدائی علامات
   ایک شدید روشنی (Flash) جو آنکھوں کو چندھیا دے۔
   زوردار دھماکے کی آواز اور جھٹکا۔
   بادل کی شکل کا “مشروم کلاؤڈ” (Mushroom Cloud) آسمان میں نظر آ سکتا ہے۔
2. فوری اقدامات (پہلے 10 سے 15 منٹ انتہائی اہم ہوتے ہیں):
   الف) فوری زمین پر لیٹ جائیں:
   اگر آپ دھماکے کے قریب ہیں اور ابھی Shockwave نہیں آئی تو فوراً زمین پر لیٹ جائیں، چہرہ نیچے کریں، ہاتھوں سے سر ڈھانپیں۔
   کھڑکیوں سے دور رہیں کیونکہ شیشے کے ٹکڑے اُڑ سکتے ہیں۔
   ب) آنکھیں بند رکھیں:
   نیوکلیئر فلیش سے آنکھیں مستقل طور پر خراب ہو سکتی ہیں۔
   ج) سانس روک لیں یا ناک و منہ پر کپڑا رکھیں:
   ابتدائی جھٹکے کے بعد فضا میں تابکار ذرات ہوتے ہیں، جو سانس لینے سے اندر جا سکتے ہیں۔
3. فوری پناہ لیں (Shelter):
   الف) اگر ممکن ہو تو فوراً کسی پکے عمارت یا تہہ خانے میں چلے جائیں:
   کنکریٹ یا مٹی کی دیواریں تابکاری کو روکنے میں مدد دیتی ہیں۔
   زیرزمین جگہ (Basement) سب سے بہتر ہوتی ہے۔
   ب) اگر باہر ہیں تو فوراً کسی کھلی جگہ سے دور ہو جائیں:
   کار، بس یا جھونپڑی تحفظ نہیں دیتی۔
   زمین میں گڈھا کھود کر اس میں لیٹ جائیں، سر ڈھانپیں، اور دھماکے کی سمت سے مخالف طرف رہیں۔
4. پناہ میں رہنے کا وقت:
   کم از کم 24 سے 48 گھنٹے پناہ میں رہیں۔
   تابکاری ابتدائی گھنٹوں میں سب سے زیادہ خطرناک ہوتی ہے، پھر آہستہ آہستہ کم ہوتی ہے۔
5. خوراک اور پانی:
   صرف وہی پانی اور خوراک استعمال کریں جو پیک یا محفوظ ہو۔
   کھلے برتن میں رکھا پانی یا کھانا تابکار ہو سکتا ہے۔
6. جسم صاف کریں (Decontamination):
   اگر آپ باہر تھے، تو:
   کپڑے فوراً اتار کر باہر پھینک دیں۔
   صابن سے اچھی طرح نہائیں (گرم پانی سے)۔
   ناک، کان، آنکھیں اور ناخنوں کے نیچے بھی صاف کریں۔
7. معلومات حاصل کریں:
   ریڈیو یا موبائل (اگر نیٹ ورک کام کر رہا ہو) سے سرکاری ہدایات سنیں۔
   حکومتی یا فوجی ادارے کی ہدایات پر عمل کریں۔
8. باہر نکلنے سے پہلے احتیاط:
   صرف اُس وقت باہر نکلیں جب حکام اعلان کریں کہ باہر آنا محفوظ ہے۔
   ماسک یا گیلا کپڑا منہ پر رکھیں۔
   جسم کو ڈھانپنے کیلئے مکمل آستین اور دستانے پہنیں۔
9. طویل مدتی حفاظتی اقدامات:
   تابکاری کی شدت جاننے کیلئے “ریڈیشن ڈوز میٹر” اگر میسر ہو تو استعمال کریں۔
   اگر مقامی پانی یا فصلیں متاثر ہو چکی ہوں تو متبادل ذرائع کا انتظام کریں۔